June tourist 'saturation' and Spanish students
The students represent only a small fraction of overall tourist numbers, but they also represent a major headache.
Magalluf red zone of tourism of excesses cut by 90%
The town hall administration (PP and Vox) says it is "committed to positioning Magalluf as a safe and quality tourist destination".
Tragedy and tourist overcrowding: Mallorca news round-up
Some of the stories to have been in the news in recent days.
Spanish police investigate whether hackers stole millions of drivers' data
Over the past month, three of Spain's largest companies - telecoms giant Telefonica, lender Santander and energy company Iberdrola - have reported suffering cyberattacks.
Formentor - on and on it goes, but at least there are sunloungers
One senses a touch of Pollensa town hall weariness with the whole Formentor saga; just like everyone else.
Daily Horoscope
What does your horoscope say about you today: Saturday, June 1
The cosmos gift us some light-hearted and energising vibes
“Mallorca is my second home” says top British boxer “The Destroyer” Benn
"I’m the number one boxer in my weight in the UK and Europe and one of the top three in the world and so far no one has got the blueprint on how to beat me so bring it on.”
Mallorcans storm the beaches in protest against overcrowding
“We will continue fighting for the interests of citizens and for coexistence between residents and tourists."
Important UK travel rules and regulations reminder if heading for Mallorca this summer
Stick to the current rules for liquids and laptops when preparing their hand luggage for airport security.
Find out which ships are in port today
There are two cruise ships schedule to dock in Palma today
Comment
Protest? What protest?
What was this really, as the impetus appeared to have come from ill-chosen words by a Vox member of the Balearic parliament.
Andrew Ede